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Hello everyone, hope you're all well I have an SBS/NTBackup issue with a client SBS2003 has been backing up to an LTO-2 drive quite happily for a few years, the drive eventually failed ( assisted by a cup of coffee ) so a new drive was purchased. SAS based Quantum LTO-3 and card. The SBS...

Well, the saga progresses !! BT in their infinite wisdom decided there wasn't anything wrong with the lines - but upon further 'interrogation' of my client BT called this morning " asking if everything was OK as a routine pass had detected issues on some of their lines !!!!!!!! " anybody else...

Thanks - checked all that before I posted customers eh - who needs em, life would be so much easier. BTW it DOES happen on the IP phones - see previous post anybody got a lump hammer :) thanks again, soon as I get any more info I'll post again

i take it that you've made the remote server a member of the new domain etc etc and not just called the new one the same name / IP ??!!??

the only time i saw that was a badly fitted pri/bri daughterboard - removal and refitting solved it for me hth

apparently - i've just been informed - it comes up with the engaged tone after you enter the first 4 digits of a telephone number wish people would give you the right info first time, problem with being off site i suppose

Right, thanks for these, I've been back to my client and have the following information After making the call, if you try to make another you get an 'engaged' tone - which to me sounded like they were dialling too quick "wrap-up time" they have a basic 8port DT based 403 - with an analogue 30...

as far as we can determine, nothing phones still ring even if 1 or 2 handsets are 'dead'

nope purely just people at desks making outgoing calls

yup, it's a 10 channel isdn30 i've had users lay off so it's not just a 'lines full' situation seems odd that it's only 4 outgoing calls going bald here lol, thanks for the suggestion i've been over everything i can think of basics wise ( hence redoing the config, i've seen too many...

if c: is your system drive it needs a small ( 2mb to 50mb ) swap file for assisting in system crashes try setting thi ssize manually and see

Jetro Platforms sits over TS and can provide access from almost any device to almost anything inside the network www.jp-inc.com website isn't up to much but their tech ppl are

Sometimes it helps if you log on to the client machine as an administrative user ( user ) rather than a local administrator ( administrator ) as SBS can get confused then when joining the domain, the username and password asked for is the administrator on the server are you using wireless...

Hi have a client with an IPO 403 2.1(73), yes I know it needs upgrading, but as they work 24/7 it's not that straightforward. Anyway, the systems has been running sweet for quite a few months - I get a call today The majority ( 75%+ ) can only make 4 outgoing calls before the system stops...